Match the nursing concept/theory with its definition: Nightingale, Nursing Scope of Practice, Evidence Based Practice, Henderson, Orlando, Self-care, Self-care deficit, Theory of nursing systems, Inte

QUESTION ONE:

• 1. D. Florence Nightingale
  • Nursing is an act of using the patient's environment to assist him/her toward recovery.
• 2. E. Nursing Scope of Practice
  • Range of the activities and responsibilities that the nurse is authorized to perform.
• 3. B. Evidence Based Practice
  • Systematic nursing process of decision making based scientific evidence.
• 4. C. Virginia Henderson
  • Nursing is a unique function to assist individuals sick or well to perform activities contributing to health, or his/her recovery or good health.
• 5. A. Ida Jean Orlando
  • Assessment, Diagnoses, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation are guidance actions develop by.
• 6. H. Self-care
  • Describe why and how people care for themselves to maintaining health, well-being, and life.
• 7. J. Self-care deficit
  • Explain when nursing care is needed (a ben person cannot meet some or all of his/her self-care need).
• 8. I. Theory of nursing systems
  • Describe how the nurse helps the patient meet self-care need (explain relationship between the nurse and the patient-based patient's level of dependence).
• 9. G. Interpersonal relationship by Hildegard Elizabeth Peplau
  • Nursing is a significant, therapeutic, interpersonal process focuses on relationship between nurse and patient.
• 10. F. Rose Marie Rizzo
  • Human become a theory key concept are (human unitary being, co-creation, freedom and choice, health, and nursing practices) sited by.

QUESTION TWO:

• 1. Three concepts of Orlando's nursing process theory:

  • • Patient behavior (or presenting behavior)
  • • Nurse reaction (or nurse's immediate reaction)
  • • Nurse action (or deliberative nursing action)

• 2. Four concepts of behavior system theory by Dorothy Johnson:

  • • Behavioral system
  • • Subsystems (e.g., affiliative, dependency, ingestive, eliminative, sexual, achievement, aggressive/protective)
  • • Equilibrium (or stability)
  • • Stressors (or tension/disruption)